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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-05

am first cousin OF the late Ex-Governor Al
cSander II. Stephens and have been postal
clerk on different railroads since 1855. FOR ten
years have been sufferer from a cancer on
my face. which grew worse until the discharge
of matter became proiuse andkery offensive I
became thoroughly disguised with blood puri-
hers and pronounced them humbugs. as ! had
tried many without relief
Finally was induced % use H. y. b.. which
was about the first Of February. and continued
lis use until the latter part Of April. Tho Of
fcn.iyc discharge decreased az once. and the
hardness around the cancer disappeared. II
improved my general health. and / rapidly
gained flesh and strength. The discharge
gradually decreased and the cancer became
less and less iH size until nothing remains eK
ccpt scar to tell the tale Of once dangerous
cancer. All vino have seen me since I haye COM
mcnccd the use OF h. b. b. bear testimony Of
nay great Improvement. and the scar on my
face shows that 10 cured the cancer ] find that
h. b. B. comes squarcly up t0 what 10 is recon-
meDded, and cannot sag too much in praise
of thi, wonderful medicine. have tried them
ali, bat g. B. 70. stand. az tine top as a blood
purifier
The above is copied from the Athens Ga
Banner Natchmau" being the voluntary Ian
guage OF Mr. James 4. Greer which editor
CAN'T indur~c~.
Mr.. Greer is an honest. upright citizen of
Athens. who bad d bad cancer. ana bis numer
Gus friends thought that hc could NOT live very
long, 1s the cancer was gradually sapping the
foundation of his constitution. but now looks
well and hearty"
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BKENITIEs.

! Pine street between Albermarle and
Beverly, is in very bad condition.
Justice John c. Tiller was robbed Of a
number OF valuable fowls Friday night
Marriage licenses were issued TO nine
white and eight colored couples last week.
A regular meeting of the Common
Council will be held tomorrow evening.
Paymaster Groser. Of the Danyille sys-
TEN, will remove to Richmond next Mon
day
The Southern Shoe Factory Of Mr..
Magnus llessbeIg, is Richmond's latest
industry
The time occupied in making the round
trip mot a single onel from HOLLYWOOD
to Rockets is about 81 minutes.
Mr.. II. A Callin has thanks for some
lovely flowers, arranged with exquisite
taste by Mr William Browning
Mr.. Thomas Mason, Of the Western
Iobgccg Jo1rHd, Of Cincinnati, O., was
at the Tobacco Exchange yesterday
The usual well selected programme Of
vocal and instrumental music NAV be ex-
pected at the Mozart Musicale tomorrow
night.
Rev. r. c. Cave will preach at the
Confederate Memorial chapel this evening
at 4:3o o'clock. Music by the Male Or
phqn choir
one OF the coolest and cosiest places in
town for refreshing purposes is at "The
Monogram, Eleventh near Main street.
hendrick will serve you well.
Last week was very fruitful one for
accidents IN various ways DO not delay.
but take out a policy in the Southern Ac-
cIdent Insurance Company at once
The city ambulance was called out
Yesterday to attend Mr.. George Blaylock.
VINO had been taken sick on Broad street
lie was taken 10 his home on East Canal
street
Mr.. Paul Latouchc signed % 20 with
the Laurence baseball club. but was com
PEELED TO cancel on account of the sick !
ness OF his wife Mr. LatOuche is one Of
the best baseball men in this section
We are requested to say that while in. /
yitations TO the Sociable of the Howii- !
zers were only sent TO those who were
expected 10 take part in the dancing on /
the occasion, the inspection TO be held /
me same night is open to the public and /
all are invited TO be present.
Mrs. Joanna g. Stywald died Yesterday .
at the residence Of her son, No. 1916 Hull /
street aged about y years. Mrs. Stv-
wald had been sick about three weeks.
II is probable that her remains will be
carried TO Petersburg, her former home.
for inlerment.
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~. GARDNER. 81.
street. Hair cutting iNrnr. ....
-lampOu|ng.
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Chinese Child n China Mamma, whatare
the people driving that stranger out Of the
village FORE
Chinese Mamma-He came from a country
called America and be is II missionary, that
means he is a teacher
But what has he doner
Nothing yet, but the people know by
letters received froe their friends who have
gone 10 America that the inhabitants OF that
country beat and rob and murder strangers
and also each other"
"May he that's why that man came herer
mo, he came here to teach us bad things
that would make US like Americans. &C Omaha
World
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10 Is astonishing to notice how plain all
stationery has become Not ten years ago
every lady had her monogram and her crest
Oh her paper or motto or her initials in
facsimile put IN one corner In q dash Of red
or blue or purple Now she has 10 find
something ragged edged and plain if She
wishes her note TO be in the fashion. There
exists, however, 10 objection 70 an initial, or
even TO "a little crest, If 1t is really ones own.
Thick paper and square envelopes, plain
white, solid and strong, with a wax seal
these are the best and most fashionable
styles-although one occasionally sees Oh the
writing desks Of fashionable women letter
paper and envelopes Of smaller size
Monograms, If used at all, should be in the
center Of the paper, but they are quite out of
fashion. A dash across one corner. in the
writer's hand, Is somewhat popular, bat moth
ING Is 50 fashionable as plainness. Deep red
OF other tinted paper is vulgar, and so is that
very ugly paper which is marbled
Rules are Of no avail in letter writing An
epstolary style Is as much the outcroppng Of
individual character as is ones conversation
and cannot be taught 1t should be clear.
simple and not careless Handwriting has
grown large and bold the minute Italian
hand seems 10 be- quite out Of date Women
particularly aim at noble, broad sweeping
English hand
All letters t. strangers and notes of formal
character should, as "a rule, be written in the
third person, and must be- answered in the
same way This is IA thing very carefully 10
he observed. II you ave asked o. dinner ia
formally, answer informally; IT formally
answer formally. Let your note follow in
sty lie exactly that Of the invitation. Harrei's
Baztr
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FINANCIAL.
Reported by C. w. Branch Il Co.. bankers
and brokers. No. iii Main street


NEW YORK. June Ave have had the
usual Saturday market, though the tone has
been rather fiFmer.
The bank statement. however, is certainly
disappointing one, and should recommend
renewed caution 10 any conservative mind.
The reasons for the lock up Of money may
be merely OF a temporary nature but they
exist. and until some remedy j. found for
them, either 10y the action of The treasury or
otherwise il must be recognized and appre-
ciated. The outcome Of the day has left
prices rather hrmer but without any new
feature, and the market closed steady.
MOney. 5 per cent
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ST PETERSBURG, June THE fec for
half yearly passports for Russians tray
cling abroad has been raised from five TO
ten rOubles
\ considerable amount of Central Asian
produce especially cotton, is being sent
TO Russia over the extension Of the
Trans-Caspian railway to Samarkand, in
Asiatic Russia
Russia has forbidden that Chinese shall
acquire land in towns ON the Pacific
coast They will only be allowed TO lease
estates outside Of towns.
MANCHESTER, June 1.-The cotton
spinners and operatives have called
meeting to devise means 20 countcract the
effects of the Liverpool corner in cotton.
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The trials of speed of the Virginia
Riding and Driving Club will take place
June Sth and 9th at the State Fair
Grounds.
There will be four races each day, TWO
running and two trotting. for purses
ranging from 800 10 5000 Trotling
races under National Trotling Associa-
ton rules, and running races under the
Maryland Jockey Club rules. For other
Information apply 70 Barton II Gwndy,
secretary and treasurer
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Fashion Notes

Matched toilets are growing in favor.
Knit gloves have broad stitching on the
backs
aoh"irs IN wide stripes have made their ap-
pcarance.
Very high straight collars are seen on the
new dresses
fei'o" ana ted wheels are again seen on
milady's carriage
ihe sailor styles are represented in many
garments for children.
a ne" idea In black lace dresses is that OF
using Scotch piaid silk for the underskirt.
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Death orEN ,icc-rrc,idcni wheel.

WATERrowN, June 4-Hon. William
4 Wheeler died at his home ia Malone
at 1910 this morning. lie remained in II
comaiose condition during the night and
passed peacefully away without any sign
of recognition Of those at bis bedsid
The death Of EX-Nicc- President
Wheeler, who was counted i'm with Hayes
in 1876, leaves Hon Hannibal llmhn
The only surviving Yjce-Pre-ident He
was elected with Lincoln in 1860
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today and tradinp heavy lune onenr1
steady at e0l and under constant demand
from shorts sold steady up t0 92l Reaction
took place from top and broke 0n to gl3 but
again strengthened APP and close is strong at
~ Receipts are much lighter than they have
been for the past few days. and the clique
Will continue % mark the price Of june up
until the bulk of the shorts have covered.
The tar.of' were steady and in sympathy
with June, and close is about last night
figures Gables to-day We're firm
Corn quiet and dull fluctuations light
Close is about last nights figures. Receipts
are lighter.
Provisions active, and trade in ribs heavy.
Close ], al last night figures.
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Calling over in Manchester the other
day we dropped into the frst-class bakery
establishment of l.. a Y. STEMS, and found Il
fitted TAP i'm first class style with all the neces
sary supplies of good things. such As always
remind us OF Christmas. Bread. crackers. bis
cults. etc. IN abundance; cakes. and a variety
of good things FOR the children. and all made
from the very best and purest materials. This
j. indeed a model bakery, and one that de
serves and Is fast gaining the support of the
public. BE sure to call IN and see them at
l2u5 Hull street. Manchester.
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Detroit Child-lf she's from Chicago |
guess you better not introduce her 10 me.
Omaha Child-Why noti
I'm fraid she wouldn't feel comftable II
sbe knew / was from Detroit
IT don't see why
"Why, our club always beats the Chicagos,
you know Omaha World.
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We speak of the Wellknown Mr. V. s..
Carlton, now employed at the Great
Bankrupt Shoe Sale, and whose adyer-
tisement is in the first column of this
paper, where he win be- pleased to see his
many friends, and viii di them with his
usual neainess at less than The shoes cost
to manufacture.
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You Can Drive vermin Out of Your Hous.

BY using the Prepared Shelf Paper for
pantry shelves and drawers. Warranted 20
prevent and drive away Ants, Reaches. Water
Bugs. Ac., SO annoying 10 hOusekeepers.
Whenever this paper is used 10 answers a
double purpOse-it drives away Nermin, and
az the same time being white il gives every
place Il neat. clean appearance.
Positively 40 poisonous drugs used IN the
preparation OF this paper. Ask your Druggist
or Grocer Tor IL. For sale 10y
BODEKEK BROTHERS,
Druggists,
l4i4 Main street Richmond. Va
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The out door toilet is made with plain
skirt entirely covered with Grape and fulled
thickly at the back for the tournure, the
visite and veil are also Grape; in fact, AS II
widow wears the deepest and longest mourn
ing of any one, her dress should be composed
entirely Of Grape for the first six months at
least, also mantle and bonnet, from which is
suspended a Grape veil generally thrown back
over the bonnet and hanging down the back
from one b. two yards, the longer being more
elegant Mary Stuart bonnets are favorite
shape for widows, and the cap for in doors
also
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At STEMS PIONEER
VIZ MEAT MARKET

Keeps always Oh hand a full supply Of fresh
meats OF all kinds. Call and see us AT
lmar suly. lOls Hull ST., Manchester
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ANrrn-A PURCHASER FOR


I WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY
i inform my lIondsand the public generally.
that viii open ON May 2d, "a FIRST class Drug
teenth street foot of NonahicI. where Z viii
keep fun line of Druggists ~undrics. Patent
Medicines. Cigars, Tobacco. Fancy Goods, Sc.
Respectfully,
2myl im. j. y. GOLDEN.
JUBILEE ADDRESS HAS BEES
\ prepared tor presentation to Her Majesty.
British subjects desiring tu have their names
appended viii please caii on Mr. 4. FISK EN-.
li3 Broad street. 0n cor before the lHth instant.
ROBERT WHlIlEl.
3ul.lt lWi Main street.
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IIectric PnMrr.

The Committee on Streets agreed last
night 10 recommend that the nion Pas
sengcr railway De allowed to use cleo
tricity ON their line
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CITY TANI.S.


OFFICE CRY COLLECTOR
RICHMOND. Va. june J. lee.-
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
daily from thc
f5rH TO TIRE BORN DAY OFjtNE. INCL.
sivc. between the hours of @ O'Clock a.m.. amid
6o'cIock pm. for The purpose of receiving
from all persons ono half r thc whole oi thc
city taxes assessed against Them
Five peer ceHtum penalty wH lD added t0 the
whole amount ot said bills un.rs. onc htit
thereof Doe paid ou or before jun. Uth.
All daily papers will please copy.
lie! lIlI
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Licensc-taxes due the State. to run TO
April 30, 1883, are payable on June lst.
These and all other state taxes can be
paid in coupons, which am prepared 90
furnish al a very great saving 10 the tax
payer.
give each taxpayer a written guaran-
tee of legal protection, free OF all cost 10
him No taxpayer who has purchased
coupons Of me has suffered any loss OF
harm. JAMES y. COOPER,
9ii Main street, Richmond Va
The Daily Record" is valuable pubiica-
ton. Subscribe to IL. ONCE ~ East Main
tTeets
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Ventilation.

So Marriage and Death Notice, inserted
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NJ. j. DIMNOCk. lW O.. Main rn..
rc-p0ndcncc solicited.
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For health and comfort, try the VENT
lated Goats, at the Virginia Rubber Co., 81.
East Broad street. siH3 20.
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WHAT SHALL WE WEAR!
PLAIN BUT ELEGANT STYLES IN
FASHIONABLE STATIONERY.

uo.r,tng Attire for All Conditions aud
Ages-Uow widow Ought {" Dress
Roth at Home and out Of Door--ihe
Popular iorg"ctte.
In tbeaccomlanyiug illustrations are given
the two important toilets 40 mourning attire
the widow, out Of door and IN door cos
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HAYES & son,
Ornamental and Landscape Gardeners.

Orders attended to with promptness and dis
patch
OFFICE No. ~, corner Of Henry and Cath
crime streets. ldei-ly
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Subscribe % the Daily Record" bysending a
postal card 10 Box 2i3 city. Fly cents per
month.
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The best Pianos and Organs in the
world al Hume. Minor y Co.'S, 70 Ninth street
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Peep in at Hume, Minor X Co.'S Piano
and Organ warcrooms, 20 North Ninth street.
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ENCtRslONs

Train wIl leave Chesapeake and Ohl0dcp0t
100 1880 SATI HDAA NIGHT. june 18TH. and
arrive zoo NorfOih uud Ocean View 90 pleasant
hour Sunday morning, iriFlug NOrfOlk at D.
Pm thu- giving the WHOLE DAY iof
pleasure and sightseeing.
- 80 FINE LOST FROM BUSINESS.
Tickets cam Dee bad from tho committee and
200 Doe train.
Committee Julius Efci. E. b. Thou. john
a. Nalimau. Charles a. Me--mer. and ;. e..
leemau. amy D. ie5.l2,lt.lrAlN
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Ilii Main street, Richmond. Va.
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B.tIANhEA SOS. -W II.N
Accent. 'Nr ImIrHI .nN.I
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~. ,0j rAer BH0AU ~TUUrr
PAINTS. orrS Nc
weathcrWatcr

Weather. Wafer
uu,f fire Proof.
Never Cracks.
l}listris. OF Peel,
Especially adapt
ed tor 1lil. Zinc
Copper Iron and
s ming De- Iul
6ntfli Roots
Defective al4
Leahy Roots from
age and exposure
HrcrcullcrcifIgllt
and PERFECTLY lbs
use. Damp and
Imperfect Walls
are also rendered
dry by tIp lI. obi
this PAINT and
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Cure for aii scrofuious. such as PimpIes,
Z iccrs. Sores. inhammations Swciiiugs. Fry
sipcIas. and ADJ kinds oft Skin Diseases. This
remedy is composed of Roots and Herbs and
the most delicate can take it without danger.
For sale byall druggists. Price - per bottle.
ln relief To- the afflicted, we Will sell for the
next sixty days @ trial hottie for 70 cents.
Prompt attention t0 wholesale orders.
Manufactured by a. q. SMITH.
40 BIS North Second street.
3iuj Is Richmond. Va
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3d. D.. Jl- Il-. s.. Im
lum Established l-r
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THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS ~
4 STirtTE.

Iheciosing exercises OF thc NIGHT SCHOOL
or THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS INsTI-
TuTE will bee heIdat thc Richmond Theatre
Ou
TUESDAY NEXT. JrNE 2. ls.l.
atls O'Clock pm. Interesting addresses w4iI bee
made and prize medal. awarded. 4 mni OF
mu.icWlli be- present
THE public generally are cordially invited 10
attend without further invitation.
W. j. WHITEHrRsT.
Chairman oi Committee on schools.
Thomas Elicit. Secretary. 2Iu3 %.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
fuuf- 0......- N.. .NI.
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Several physicians have pronounced my dis
ease blood poison. caused pY paint Ur lead iH the
paint. bui they could not cure me. Last sum
mcr used eighteen bottle, of % largely adNcr
tiscd blood medicine. which DID mc mo- more
good than sO much water
{ have used only two bottles of Is. b. g.. ami
am proud t0 sag that have received greater
beuehrtrOm them than from The eighteen, and
am now rapidly recovering. THERE'S nO qucs
ton about the superiority of b. b B. over all
blood remedies. W. n. WOODY.
2l5 Reynolds street.
Augusta Ca. April a.. i-~1.
Al who desire full Information about the
cause and cure of Blood Poi-on-. ScrOiula. and
>crOiulOus ~wcIling~. L lccr-. Sores Rhcuma-
tism. Kidney complaints, tafarrh. ETC.. can
secure hy mail free. copy OF Our.G page illus
stfHtrd Book of Wonders, filled with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known.
Address BLOOD BALM CO.
2my t. Atlanta Ga.
&lf You viii go toJulien Bmford's. 1902
East Main. and see what a run De has ON
his Miller Rye at $3.50 Won viii Dee con-
WINGED that IL is The best whisky for The
price in the United States
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RICHMOND. va, May 18th. iss1.
4 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
GAINESVILLE TURNPIKE COMPANY
3. hereby called t0 take place af the office OF
Johnston. williams - BoHWarc. 80. ll0l Easf
Main street. Richmond. Va. On SATURDAY.
THE lsrn or JUNE. at r. o'clock m.. Dos order
0f James VI. Carter, President. Charles {.
Williams, Secretary.
fmay - tlule
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Reported by e. J.. RedforI a. Co.,. Graft
Commission Merchants 80. South rwelnl
street
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h II. NORRfsETT ST.. o. ~.lU..
Manchester. Phone. }8.
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Church 3Notlccs


BAPTIST Bov. g; r. Scott, past or, preach
4 next5 Snndsy at II IL 4. m. md z 10 p. N. SUN
s day Bcho ut a 100 j1. MI, Mr.. y u. Carwile,
spRsrtntendent Prayer meeting Wednesday
LGTHEBAN- "A. b. NfcAIackin, pastor.
Preacning next Sunday. by the pns,or, at II
~ m. and ;6 p. mo Sunday school at 3 80 D.
M. NJ. George Z: Croner, superintendent.
SR METHO ODIsr-A;ev. j. l.. stokes, pastor.
\ Preaching by tho pastor at IL a. m. and 10
p. M. Sunday school at 4 p. M. Mr.. John w.
Chapman, saperintendont. Prayer meeting
= A. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. r. e. P. McCintocl<,
psstor5 Service next Sunday by tho pastor
4 Oar isle, Superintendent. Prayer meeting 6
3 Mednesday at :lb p. m. Missionary Society
"Wednesday at 3 p. M, Mrs, c. Mower, Prosl.
dent. W; C.T. Y: Tuesday at p. m Mrs. Q.
81 EPISCOPAL r-Rev. W. IL. Hanokel, rector.
Service by the rector every third Sunday at
II g. m. and go p. N Lay reading by Mr.. n.
& ID. Mazyck at ii a. m. - ..
tttl PREsBYTERIAN-Rev. j. 8. Cozby pastor.
Preaching by the pastor at IL n. nj. and 7:l6
IA. Sunday school at 80 p. m, Mr.. W: e
Pelham, Snnerintendont. Prayer meeting
4 "Wednesday. at I 10 p. IN.